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hur)-ka'-'war)-zl, n. a brother, one of the same 



family, — mihuqkawaijii, nihuijkawaijii. 

 hur)-ka'--wai)-zin-ki-6i-ya-pi, n. brethren. 

 hur)-ka'-"war)-ziii-ya, v. a. to have for a bro- 

 ther, count as brother, — huijkawaijiinwaya. 

 hur)-ka'--wai)-zi-tku, n. his brother. 

 h.ui)-ka'-ya, v. to consider and honor as huqka, 



— huqkawaya, huijkauqyaijpi. 

 huij-ka'-ya-pi, n. one who is called huqka. Used 



also for deacon or elder ; the sun. 

 hur)'-ke-sni, v. n. to be slow, not fast, in walking 



or working, — wahuijkesni, yahui)ke^ni, ur)hur)ka- 



pisni : caijte huijkefoi, low-spirited. 

 hUQ-kti'-ya, v. imperat. only ; go away, go 



along, get out of the way, — hugktiya wo. 

 hui)'-ku, n. his or her mother. 

 hur)'-ku.-ya, v. a. to call mother, have for mother, 



— huqkuwaya, huflkuyaya. 

 hur)-pe', n. See hoijpe. 



hur)-ska', n. leggins ; hugska otoi), to wear leg- 

 gins. 

 huQ-ska'-ya, v. a. to have for leggins, make 



leggins of, — liuijskawaya. 

 hur)-ski'-ca-he, n. garters. 

 hvLT)-Ste', adv. well, at any rate; edaxaoi) kta 



huij^te, / will do it at any rate; hecetu kte 



huq^te, well, so it will be. 

 hug'-tka, n. a large water-fowl, the cormorant. 

 hu-pa'-hu, n. the knee ; the knee-pan, patella. 

 hu-pa'-za-hde, v. to sit with the knees bent up. 

 hu-pa'-za-hde-ya, adv. hupazahdeya waqka, to 



lie on the back with the knees sticking up. 

 hu-sar)'-him, adj. very lean ; i. q. tamateca 



Mgca. 

 hu-sdi', n. the lower part of the leg, just above 



the ankle ; the ankle. 

 hu'-stag, cont. of liustaka. 

 hu'-stag-ya, v. a. to enfeeble, — hustagwaya. 

 hu'-sta-ka, v. n. to be faint, weak, weary, feeble, 



lame, — humastaka. 

 hu-ste', adj. lame, — humaste, huniste, huuijstepi. 

 hu-ste'-ken, adv. lamely : hu^teken mani. 

 hu-ste '-y a, v. a. to make lame, — huBtewaya. 

 hu-ste '-y a, adv. limpingly. 

 hu-ste'-ya-ken, adv. lamely. 

 hu'-ta, n. the root of a tree or plant : cag huta, 



a stump with sprouts, the bottom of a tree. 

 hu-ta', n. the shore or margin of a river or lake  



the edge of a prairie or wood. 

 hu'-ta-hu, n. the part on top of the leg-bone, the 



shin-bone. 

 hu'-tam, adv. cont. of hutapa ; hutam yeye c'ii), 



along the shore. 

 hu'-tam-ya, adv. by the edge or shore ; at the 



time of need or extremity. See hutamyaken. 



hu'-tam-ya-ken, adv. by the edge or shore ; at 



the time of need, in one's extremity : hutamya- 



ken omayakiye ^ni, you did not help me when I 



was most in need. 

 hu-ta'-na-ku-te, v. n. to play with the hutina- 



cute ; to throw a stick so as to make it slide along 



on the snow, — hutanawakute. 

 hu-ta'-pa, adv. out back ; i. q. daijyata. 

 hu-ta'-ta, adv. at the shore or edge ; to the shore ; 



to the woods or interior : hutata uijyaiipi. 

 hu-ta'-ta-ki-ya, adv. towards the shore. 

 hu'-te, n. the bottom, as of a tree, the lowest part, 



root : caijhute, the roots of a tree. 

 hu-ti'-na-cu-te, n. a long stick with a large head, 



which the Dakotas make sUde on the snow or 



ice. 

 hu-tkai)', n. a root, the roots of trees, plants, etc. 

 hu-tkarj'-o-mdo-toi), n. (hutkag and omdotoi)) 



the square root, in arithmetic. 

 hut-o'-tkog-za, n. a bluff shore with deep water 



below. 

 hu-to'-ske, adj. broad at one end, tapering. 

 hu-"wa'-ki-pe, n. the smaller bones in the lower 



leg and fore-arm : cagkpe huwa^cipe, the fibula; 



i^pa huwa^^ipe, the ulna. 

 hu-"wa'-pa, n. an ear of com, com unshelled. 



See wahuwapa. 

 hu-^wa'-pa-hpe, n. See huwapahpe. 

 hu-"we', V. to bring, fetch. Used with other 



verbs, as huwe ya, to go to bring, — huwe mda ; 



huwe i, to have been for ; huwe hi, to have come 



for. 

 hu-ya', V. to have for a bone, have for a staff or 



leg, — huwaya. 

 hu-ya'-ta, adv. in the leg. 

 hu-yo'-ka-hmir), n. the hollow behind the knee. 

 h"WO, adv. interrogative. Commonly used when the 



speaker is at a distance : told da hwo, where are 



you going ? 



H. 



h, the tenth letter of the Dakota alphabet. It repre- 

 sents a deep surd guttural. 



ha, adj. curled, rough. See yuha, to curl. 



ha, n. a curl. 



ha, V. a. to bury, as a dead person, or as corn 

 in holes or caches, — waha, ughapi. 



h'a, adj. grey or mixed, as black and white, the 

 black appearing under the white, as in the bad- 

 ger. 



ha-ha', adj. red. of lia ; curling, curled. See yu- 

 haha. 



ha-ha', n. waterfalls, so called from the curling 

 of the waters ; esp. the Falls of St. Anthony, 



